Don Trino
Santa Úrsula (North)
Closed today
- Parking
- Homemade desserts
- Reservations accepted
- Terrace
- Homegrown wine
- Ideal for children
- Takeaway
Guachinches in Santa Úrsula
Discover the 15 guachinches in Santa Úrsula: today's opening hours, specialities, services, map and customer ratings.
Bodega El Zacatín
Santa Úrsula (North)
Closed today
- Reservations accepted
- Terrace
- Homegrown wine
- Takeaway
Casa Chiqui
Santa Úrsula (North)
Closed today
- Parking
- Homemade desserts
- Reservations accepted
- Terrace
- Homegrown wine
- Takeaway
Bodegón El Primero
Santa Úrsula (North)
Closed for today
- Parking
- Homemade desserts
- Reservations accepted
- Access PRM
- Takeaway
La Rampa
Santa Úrsula (North)
Closed for today
- Homemade desserts
- Terrace
- Homegrown wine
- Ideal for children
- Takeaway
El Capitán
Santa Úrsula (North)
Closed for today
- Homemade desserts
- Access PRM
- Homegrown wine
- Takeaway
La Brevera
Santa Úrsula (North)
Closing soon (at 22:00)
- Homemade desserts
- Access PRM
- Terrace
- Homegrown wine
- Takeaway
Bodegón Yumar
Santa Úrsula (North)
Closed today
- Homemade desserts
- Reservations accepted
- Access PRM
- Card payment
- Homegrown wine
- Takeaway
El Fonil (Pedro el abuelo)
Santa Úrsula (North)
Closed today
- Parking
- Homemade desserts
- Reservations accepted
- Access PRM
- Card payment
- Terrace
- Homegrown wine
- Ideal for children
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Guachinches by municipality in North of Tenerife
Guachinche guide: Santa Úrsula
Santa Úrsula has 15 guachinches in our guide, sorted by their average rating and number of reviews.
The top-rated right now are Don Trino (4,6), Bodega El Zacatín (4,6) and Casa Chiqui (4,6).
Frequently asked questions
What is the best guachinche in Santa Úrsula?
According to their rating, Don Trino (Santa Úrsula), with 4,6 out of 5 and 1.156 reviews. Followed by Bodega El Zacatín and Casa Chiqui.
How many guachinches are there in Santa Úrsula?
Our guide lists 15 guachinches in Santa Úrsula, with their opening hours, location on the map and customer reviews.
What is a guachinche?
A guachinche is a traditional Canarian eatery, typical above all of the north of Tenerife, where the winegrower sells the wine from their own harvest along with home-cooked food: goat meat, ribs with potatoes and corn on the cob, carne fiesta, escaldón, grilled cheese or wrinkled potatoes with mojo.
When are guachinches open?
Many guachinches only open a few days a week, mostly from Thursday to Sunday and at lunchtime, and some close for a season when the wine runs out. Each guachinche's page shows its daily opening hours and any temporary closures.
Do you need to book at a guachinche?
They tend to fill up at weekends, so it's best to call ahead. The guide shows which guachinches take bookings and their phone number.
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